Your Data Platform Is Not Your AI Security Strategy

Data security was designed to answer one question: who can read what. It was never built to define what agents can do, or under what conditions.

Where To Draw The Line With AI

My take is that AI can probably do some part of your job very well. But there are other parts that humans will always be able to do better.

It’s Time For Employee Comms And Leaders To Measure What Moves People

Organizations are communicating more than ever, but executing less effectively.

Preventing The MCP Layer From Becoming A Cyber Threat

Every new integration expands the enterprise’s attack surface, and every MCP server becomes part of the organization’s software supply chain.​

Vinod Khosla Backs An AI Startup Building A Mind-Reading Baseball Cap

Palo Alto-based Sabi is betting its cap, outfitted with 100,000 sensors, will enable people to talk to their AI agents just by thinking.

Healthcare Costs Rank As Top Concern Among Midterm Voters, As Medical Debt Rises

Besides increases in premiums, deductibles and patient cost-sharing, tens of millions of Americans have medical debt. Medical debt is even a problem the insured.

Kristin Davis Describes Having Shingles On Her Face

Kristin Davis experienced shingles on her forehead while filming the HBO Max TV series “And Just Like That,” a sequel to HBO romantic comedy series “Sex and the City.”

Minecraft Hits Switch 2 Soon — Here’s The Upgrade Path And What We Know

Minecraft for Nintendo Switch 2 launches Oct. 27. Digital Switch owners get a free upgrade through Jan. 31, 2027. Here are editions, prices and what is new.

Sound The Alarm And Rally The Troops: The Risk Of AI Hacking Your Company Is Real

With AI hacking becoming more severe and urgent, there are steps you can take to mitigate your exposure.